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Higashikawa Mamoru vs The Gray Boy
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Could Mamoru just beat him to death because of his power being beyond time
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Honestly, I think this could be interesting. (Yes, I totally made it due to Gray Boy being listed in 10-B of strongest characters...)
Could the gray boy have died a day before the match, by tripping over a random rock and hitting his head?
Could the gray boy have died a day before the match, by tripping over a random rock and hitting his head?
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No. He'd have just looped back since his head gets crushed at some point and hes fine.
His two deaths were from Glaistig Uaine, who rips out powers, and Flechette, who hqs a power designed to hurt things like High 4-C Scion (Worm) and negates all kinds of powers and resists.
His two deaths were from Glaistig Uaine, who rips out powers, and Flechette, who hqs a power designed to hurt things like High 4-C Scion (Worm) and negates all kinds of powers and resists.
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He'd just rewind that unless Mamoru's absurdity prevents his ability from activating due to functioning beyond the constraints of time
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How likely is it that one of the two that killed him randomly meet him a day before the match and decide to kill him? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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I mean, this is actually interesting from a time perspective.
If he's looping back damage via a time loop, but Mamoru inserts damage into the time loop after it already happened, then it would only loop back to the damage.... theoretically... I think...
If he's looping back damage via a time loop, but Mamoru inserts damage into the time loop after it already happened, then it would only loop back to the damage.... theoretically... I think...
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What I mean is: Lets say the fight takes place at time B and the boy loops time back to time A to erase his injuries.
Couldn't Mamoru's ability at time B change the past so that the boy is injured at point A, so that the boy can't heal the injuries because looping to point A leaves him injured?
Couldn't Mamoru's ability at time B change the past so that the boy is injured at point A, so that the boy can't heal the injuries because looping to point A leaves him injured?
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